Kings XI Punjab will take on Kolkata Knight Riders in the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2014 final to be hosted at Bangalore. Both teams have played well and deserve their place in IPL 7 final. Pandit AnilChaubey comes up with predictions for the eagerly anticipated IPL 7 final.
Both Kolkata Knight Riders and Kings XI Punjab would be looking forward to lifting the coveted IPL 7 trophy. Both teams have deserved to come into the IPL 2014 final, as they have done well under pressure and shown consistency.
Key Players: As per the predictions, Kolkata are expected to bat first in the game. For Punjab, Manan Vohra, George Bailey and their key batsman, Glenn Maxwell are expected to fire in the IPL 7 final. On the other end of the spectrum, the centurion from their last game against Chennai Super Kings, Virender Sehwag isn’t expected to fire in the crucial match. Even Akshar Patel, the bowling all-rounder isn’t expected to do well in the key game against Kolkata.
For Kolkata, Manish Pandey, Jacques Kallis, the veteran all-rounder and their captain and opening batsman, Gautam Gambhir are expected to deliver the goods. However, Robin Uthappa, who has been in prime form in IPL 7 and Surya Kumar Yadav aren’t expected to fire on all cylinders.
Result: Punjab will go onto win IPL 7 and that means as per the said predictions, Punjab outfit would win the tournament for the first time in the history of IPL.
(Pandit Anil Chaubey is a renowned astrologer, based in New Delhi. He started learning astrology at a very young age and has been making accurate predictions and providing astrology based solutions for his clients in India and abroad. He has devised his own mechanisms to make precise predictions, which his clients have found really useful in life and business. He writes regular columns on box office prediction for movies and astrology based customised predictions for celebrities).Riders
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